jeanpirre's post on pg. 6 about Coach SP, I agree. YES, he is very emotional right now. He simply spoke from the heart, emotionally, about this issue. Looking for something, someone to blame.
I give him a pass.
He, like Rosie O'Donnell, Bob Costas, etc. are NOT against guns. They spew off from an emotional point like Coach SP or an elitist's point like O'Donnell and Costas.
TRUST ME TRUST ME, Ms. Skylenne and Coach SP's ex wife and kids are very safe as they can be in their worlds. I do not care how White you are or if you are Black or whatever, you are not going up to their front doors or even freely drive around their neighborhoods. They have private armed security patrols.
Remember when O'Donnell brought her gun stance, she had private armed security for her children. AND no, I do not blame her for having armed private bodyguards for her kids. Lots of nuts out there and maybe she was under threat or something at that time.

Costas the other elitists , LOL, I had posted then when he went on the air talking about his gun viewpoint, ummm, try , go on and try to enter his Park Ave/Upper Central Park/Trump apt, whatever building. You be be shot on the spot. LOL!!! Go on and try to enter the broadcasting booth , LOL. Again, shot on the spot!!

Guns. Whether you are a gun owner or not, and that is your choice to own or not, I have been told, you NEVER want to use it. You really don't.
God forbid you EVER have to use it.
I think that is pretty powerful. Think about that for a minute.

Criminal Hayes shot Smith 8 times and shot Smith's wife 2 times. The Smith kids were less than maybe 10 minutes close to being orphans.
Think about that for a minute.

This Hayes thug 's life was NOT in danger. He was in his army vehicle of a Hummer. He , nor his male passenger , was not about to be robbed, raped, beat up , kidnapped, in fear of life, etc. by Smith and wife.
Think about that for a minute.

You have here typical case of wrong hands on a gun. PROBLEM-how do you stop guns out of the wrong hands of people.
How do you stop this culture we have here of gun violence?